Sprint terminating my contract for too much roaming

**GoodGets** · #1 (**permalink**) 03-07-2009, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by freeza

All of you people trying to suggest going to Verizon don't make any sense.

What do you mean "you people"

It's also the principle of the thing. If you are paying for service, then you should get adequate services. ESPECIALLY if you have a higher priced plan AND have been with sprint for 11 years. That's an awesome amount of loyalty. Shi t, the CEO hasn't even been with sprint for 11 years.

Bhut here is the real argument:
If it is within Sprint's power to remedy the situation, then they should. If Sprint did not have Airrave capability, it's one thing. But when all they gotta do is give em something that costs sprint next to nothing to keep a guy sooooo loyal and paying them so much, it just makes sense to keep this customer.

The op should not have to finagle to get this Airrave, sprint should have already suggested it. Sometimes it takes common people's ingenuity to make up for corporate greed, guess you're not a slickdealer.

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Also, sprint is so bad financially because they bought out Nextel. Hugely dumb move. Nextel was iDEN and Sprint is CDMA. It was far to great of a challenge to combine these two technologies into one network.

**freeza** · #2 (**permalink**) 03-07-2009, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by GoodGets

What do you mean "you people"

It's also the principle of the thing. If you are paying for service, then you should get adequate services. ESPECIALLY if you have a higher priced plan AND have been with sprint for 11 years. That's an awesome amount of loyalty. Shi t, the CEO hasn't even been with sprint for 11 years.

Bhut here is the real argument:
If it is within Sprint's power to remedy the situation, then they should. If Sprint did not have Airrave capability, it's one thing. But when all they gotta do is give em something that costs sprint next to nothing to keep a guy sooooo loyal and paying them so much, it just makes sense to keep this customer.

The op should not have to finagle to get this Airrave, sprint should have already suggested it. Sometimes it takes common people's ingenuity to make up for corporate greed, guess you're not a slickdealer.

Edit:
Also, sprint is so bad financially because they bought out Nextel. Hugely dumb move. Nextel was iDEN and Sprint is CDMA. It was far to great of a challenge to combine these two technologies into one network.

So, it's his "right" to get an Airwave for free? lol....

**GoodGets** · #3 (**permalink**) 03-07-2009, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by freeza

So, it's his "right" to get an Airwave for free? lol....

Yes.

Not only is it his right, but it is his duty as an American citizen to stand up to the injustices of corporate greed. He should then write a tell-all book describing the hardships he had to overcome and the strength he showed in the face of adversity in his struggle to receive adequate service. This would more than likely get made into an ABC Movie of the Week.